Lying Flatly, My Summons Maxed Out the Server

Constitution is mainly responsible for increasing blood and defense. There is a special explanation in it. In addition to spirit, each attribute bonus has a high or low coefficient. There are indeed some minor problems with attributes, but the original intention is not to make the numerical panel too complicated. The author who has failed mathematics has already set up the table formulas to directly pull out the attributes of each level. Don't complain, I have tried my best.

I read several beast-controlling articles in a row about summoning beasts/conquering beasts and turning them into beautiful women, and I was basically swallowed by the river crab beast. This is a pretty good story, it doesn't have any fancy stuff, and I like the characters and plot very much. It truly lives up to its name, especially the Queen Bee and the Wolf King. There are more and more lower-level summoned beasts, and each summoned beast is getting stronger and stronger. Each summoned beast is a big boss. I'm really looking forward to that big turtle, it's so awesome. There are also sub-professional summoned beasts. In short, there is a lot to look forward to, author, come on.

In fact, overall it's pretty good. It doesn't overwhelm the protagonist, and the story is also very interesting. The plot of the story is very compact. It's just that there are many flaws in the data. It's like this in the front, but it's like that in the back, and so on. The author probably didn't pay much attention to the data, which led to the low rating. I think some of the reviews were dissuaded by the data. After optimizing the data of the entire book, a score of 8.5 Should not be a big problem. There are some data that the authors take for granted. In the eyes of many readers, deviations occur because of some games or novels or because their own cognition is out of sync with the author's! Readers find it poisonous. The author might as well explain your thoughts on data or the data models you draw from before. Or make explanations and remarks where ambiguity is likely to arise.

It looks really good, I recommend it, but it ends too hastily.

I don't care much about data, so I think it's okay. It's just a pity that the protagonist is considered invincible. When you encounter a villain who is deliberately disgusting, you can kill him in seconds, so you can talk nonsense with him.

It's nice to read, and the article is refreshing and comfortable to read.

So far, it's okay. I can ignore it. It's slightly toxic. It's pretty good. I'm a 20-year-old bookworm.

Not bad. The pace is a bit fast later. Not bad.

After writing so many online game articles, I finally have one about Summoner.

There are no bad points, except that the protagonist doesn't wear any equipment.

Well, it is indeed relatively flat and well written. In the later stage, there were some poisonous points, such as the old dragon and the king. A villain lived for too long, which was a bit slow and suspected of feeding poison. It's hard to agree with anyone, but I still think it's better to kill this kind of villain who obviously offends the protagonist's reverse scale and repeatedly jumps on the protagonist's point of view as soon as possible. But at least the poisonous points after chapter 440 seem quite conscientious. The author probably wanted to write some content in the follow-up, but he didn't handle it well. For example, Dawn City pretends to be a slap in the face, such as the feeling of letting go when attacking the three major cities, or the feeling of being beaten up and running away when building a floating city. These are actually the content that should appear in the early stage. In the later stage, it is not suitable to change the map and drastically change the combat power. There are also villains (real life) who act like monsters. It feels like it is already screening out readers. However, the story along the way can be considered a legend, and it is also very high-quality content. By the way, the value is too bad. Basically, skills and equipment are increased by 10%, which is a big improvement because there are many summons. But if this is the case, does the white version for ordinary players have purely numerical values, or is it 1%?

It looks good, it looks so good. I mainly want to talk about two things. One: Brother's nanny, and two: Earn millions of gold coins from one video! Chapter 45: Get out of the trap, keep having fun!

Not bad, not bad. I haven't read a game novel in a long time. Come on, author.

What can I say? I have read more than 100 chapters so far. The author mentioned in the introduction that there are female summons. There is indeed no female protagonist, but the content is more focused on describing the interaction between the female protagonist and the protagonist. There is indeed zero ambiguity, and there is no ambiguity between the summons and the summons. The description in the article is completely objective, and there is no praise for the female character's perspective, nor does it describe the male protagonist's intention to develop emotions. It is indeed a novel without a female protagonist, and the protagonist is indeed a career-minded person. Although there are many female characters, there is indeed no protagonist who says that he likes the protagonist and wants to be with the protagonist. Currently, I have not seen any female characters who have romantic intentions for the protagonist. However, it is not recommended for people who like no CP to watch it. The author also said that there will be male summons in the back. I haven't seen that yet. Overall, the interaction between male characters is weakened. It is said that if you watch it without CP, it will be a bit inferior. It is difficult to agree with everyone. Save money: There is no female protagonist and no ambiguity. The interaction between female characters will be more prominent. The male protagonist is career-minded. If you like a very thorough non-CP novel, change it. If you just like a non-CP novel with zero ambiguity, then read it.

It's pretty good. It doesn't feel like a formula. I give the author a thumbs up.

It's okay, it's quite fun to watch, but it's a pity that it fell apart a bit in the later stages. The unfolding of the world view in Chapter 444 is quite shocking, but at this update rate, it will probably be a series in my lifetime. The protagonist can be given 9 points before becoming a god, and 8 points after becoming a god.

In fact, the attribute points you can obtain with your talents are also limited, because you cannot obtain attribute points if you exceed the level. In other words, you can only obtain so many attribute points at each level.

After reading it for a while, I found it to be very good. It's the only one with a full-server announcement. The other books are so stupid, so how can I call it a cool article? Moreover, the data is reasonable, and the level is not reached at every turn. Then he changed jobs and reached full level again! Highly recommended, very good!

Yes, although there are some pitfalls that have not been filled in, it is basically enjoyable to read and has no bad points. However, there is still a criticism of this book that it is not very rigorous in terms of data. The author also admitted it in his closing remarks and hopes to improve it.

It's a pretty good work, and the author is very objective in his own evaluation. The biggest problem with this book is numerical inflation and rapid depreciation. It's already a million words long. Betting leverage, gang building orders, and live broadcast tickets will make the protagonist financially free soon after the game starts; and, if it is to be integrated with reality, the entry of real capital has not seen any changes in the structure of the five major unions. In fact, whether it is the necromancer of Overlord or the Sand Sculpture, the person in power will soon be changed, and new unions will enter the game, and banknotes will be used to quickly win over the original accumulation of game currency. I hope the next one will be even better.

A very enjoyable novel. There is no heroine. The writing is very good and the ending is not rushed. All the holes that need to be filled are filled in. This is the best novel I have read so far.

It's okay. Mainly because there are very few male videos without female protagonists and ambiguous characters. I hope the author will continue to do so. I originally came here for the sans-heroine, but I couldn't stand seeing the succubus.

The book is good to read, and I read the latest version right away. The protagonist's logic, thinking, and personality are not too problematic. He is orderly and neutral. He does things a little too much, but it is actually within a reasonable range. There is no heroine in the book, which is a little disappointing, but rather than writing it poorly, it would be better not to write it down and see that Ye is actually okay. An 8-point novel worth reading.

Cool writing, invincible writing. There are brothers, parents, and a humanoid girl summon, but there are very few words, so it is not too poisonous. The protagonist monopolizes most of the top resources in the three main cities of the game. All top players cannot defeat a summoned object. If they have a grudge, they will take revenge on the spot. When the real identity is exposed, the game has already begun to merge.

The plots of this type of novels often fail to integrate into the real world at a later stage, and the novels fall apart. Will this novel also end like this?

It's okay, I can watch it, the rebirth invincible summoning stream, no cp, I have parents and brothers, the brother has become a sword maniac (not often contacted), the protagonist will use any means to upgrade, and it is normal to seize opportunities. Gamers are more afraid of the protagonist, not worship, the summons currently have two humanoids, one is a succubus and the other is a catwoman, there is no emotional drama, that's all for now.

I've finished it, and it's okay. The protagonist takes revenge when he wants to. The whole story is quite enjoyable. It's mainly about development. He doesn't have too much trouble with other people, and there are no ambiguous scenes. For me, it's a bonus for purity. The rest is really fast, and there are still some pitfalls that haven't been filled in (the magic mirror didn't catch and feed, why the god can't have any death record, etc.), And the ending is a bit hasty, but for me it's still good.

It's really good to read. It's the first time I've read an online game novel without skipping a single chapter. This is the first time I've seen so-called NPCs break through the boundaries of the world and come to a realistic setting. I really recommend it, five stars and five stars [Love][Love][Love]

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It still feels very good. By the way, wouldn't the author consider adding a beast that can increase the strength of the army and individuals? For example, the military spirit battle flag means that all the beasts will receive a small increase in attributes such as blood regeneration, armor, etc. It can also give a single individual spirit beast a huge increase.